Destination Success ― Discovering the Entrepreneurial Journey

Destination Success is a fable told for anyone that wakes up, and heads to work wondering if there is more to life. Do you feel professionally unfulfilled? If you do, you are not alone. There is an army of people that look and act just like you. And if that describes you, then this story will be one of hope, if only to inspire you to survey your life, and make the necessary changes to elevate it.

Together, we can manifest great change in your life. Winston Churchill said, “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” Our story will be one of courage—the courage to take great risk to find great reward.

Srikanth Gaddam is a seasoned entrepreneur who has launched four successful companies in the last 14 years, including ERP Analysts, Inc. Mr. Gaddam attended the Owner/President Management program (OPM 43) at Harvard Business School, and he earned an MBA degree from the Max M. Fisher College of Business. He was a Business First “Forty under 40” honoree and 2015 “Entrepreneurship and Innovation Award” recipient from Fisher College of Business.

Srikanth serves as President and CEO of ERP Analysts, a company that provides Oracle, Business Intelligence and Big Data consulting services and delivers successful projects to mid-market and Fortune 500 firms. He helped the company expand from a two-person organization in 2003 to a 75 million-dollar company serving clients in 36 states and the Caribbean.

Under his leadership, ERP Analysts, Inc. has been recognized by Inc. as one of the 5,000 fastest growing companies for seven consecutive years. The firm was a part of Deloitte’s Fast 500 and Columbus Business First’s Fast 50 lists. Additionally, ERP Analysts has been honored with “101 National Best and Brightest Companies to Work For” and “Business First “#1 Best Places to Work in Central Ohio” in 2015.

Mr. Gaddam founded “Sponsor Kids Foundation,” an NGO that supports and makes a positive impact in the lives of 100 impoverished children around the world.